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Drivers could be slapped with higher fines and possible jail time for failing to slow down and change lanes for roadside emergency vehicles, as part of changes to a 2009 “move over law” sought by the State Police Association of Massachusetts.
Drivers who don't comply with the state's existing Move Over Law can be fined up to $100, but some are pushing for harsher penalties.
Trooper Thomas Devlin, a 35-year-old veteran and father of four, suffered head injuries and underwent multiple surgeries before dying over two years after the crash.
LOWELL, Mass. (AP) — A Massachusetts man has been sentenced to 18 months in jail in...